You could always have your parents draw up a contract for you to manage the property on an ongoing basis,and you pay them enough to cover their loan.

If anyone on here is experienced and willing to share information about getting into this game, connect with me to set up an interview so I can ask you questions, and/or collaborate on a deal, as I would love to gain hands-on knowledge and experience as quickly as possible, as well as cultivate trust and relationships that lead to more business and deals in the future.Thank you!

We do not recommend to any of our clients to pay points right now as the industry as a whole is anticipating rate cuts within the next 12-18 months.

Im willing to pay 75% of market value now to help you avoid the 50% crash, 

We’ve been good tenants paying on time for the entirety of our stay here.The property owners are brother & sister (and I believe a third sibling), but they’re never really on top of things, and no property management.

For my first property, is it A: better to pay cash and see how it cash flows or always use loans and save money for down payment and other investments?

We find that mom and dad are making sure their kid is paying since they're on the hook too. 

If they pay everything cash why do they have a low credit score?

He gets an option to buy it for the remaining balance on the mortgage, and pays my mortgage down.Call it rent to own, or call it a loan with free rent as interest plus option to buy.Will it trigger due on sale?

Some states don't allow the landlord to earn interest off the money.From what I can see, Minnesota requires you to pay 1% interest per year to the tenant, so I hope you are complying with that.